Colonialidad del poder, cultura y conocimiento en América Latina

Aníbal Quijano

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Latin American Cultural Politics Indigenous Studies in Latin America Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies

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En América Latina y en el Caribe, desde siempre en su historia, está planteado un conflicto entre tendencias que se dirigen hacia una reoriginalización cultural y otras de represión contra ellas o de reabsorción de sus productos dentro del poder dominante en la sociedad.

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